Do people at a bakery ever make flour power jokes?
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Do people at a bakery ever make flour power jokes?
Three very bright ribbons of green light swirl in the night sky over a round yurt surrounded by a wooden deck. The silhouetted spires of spruce trees rise up around the snow-covered yurt and stand against the bright green lights.
Each night of our aurora tours in Churchill is spent in a different location. This yurt just inside the treeline is one of my favourite places. We had a spectacular show there the other night. #aurora #northernlights
Screenshot of the poets' gallery in the SPARQL examples
The #RomanticPeriodPoetryArchive is officially in beta and open for testing! 🚀
We are modelling #GlobalRomanticism through the #SemanticWeb and your participation is encouraged and appreciated!
Explore the beta: www.romanticperiodpoetry.org
#Romanticism #19thC #poetry #DigitalHumanities
In response to AI, I've decided to start making #badhumanart join me and exercise some human creativity!
attempt #1 clay modeled ant
Truth be told: I take all of this for granted at this point, but that also makes it difficult to communicate to others. Especially because I don't know where they are relative to where I am. I don't know how to navigate to a mutual understanding in any easy communicative sense. Words are hard, haha.
I'm thinking about this because of my podcast interview.
My interviewer tried to clarify how my library works: He assumed I coded my own abstract machine to execute my meta-assembly (bytecode). There's no abstract machine other than a handful of specific C++ functions. It's a grammatical solution.
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The theoretical basis for my library,
Something that might be able to be turned into an academic paper, is that C++ continuation passing (template) functions with variadic packs are sufficiently powerful to model a Turing complete abstract machine.
It just happens to be practical (perf).
Not a new episode,
But I don't think I'd heard it before and I do like lisp, and I do like space.
corecursive.com/lisp-in-spac...
Why Standard Organizations
sdowney.org/posts/why-st...
#cpp
#cplusplus
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A history of social network algorithms.
For me it puts things into perspective here on bluesky: I've muted several accounts over the years, and it's because they were divisive. I wonder if the account users themselves know their posts are being promoted as such?
corecursive.com/from-hacker-...
Olympics are cool,
But us Arctic folk
Play our own games.
If you're quick to judge,
You don't even know
Our games.
Abigail Arey, from Aklavik, won Team NT's first gold ulu of the 2026 Arctic Winter Games in Dene Games' stick pull event. Watch the team explain the rules.
What's up?
SIGNS OF SPRING feed! bsky.app/profile/did:...
The Arctic Winter Games have officially kicked off in Whitehorse.
See opening festivities and an artist's special moment six years in the making, tonight on APTN National News.
Watch live: www.youtube.com/@aptnnews
Picture of the day is brought you to be our very own Jordan Haslbeck as he attends this year's Arctic Winter Games to help cover the event.
Having hand coded them, I know what the end results look like which will make figuring out the meta-compiler translation algorithm easier.
Tonight I'll try to add in a "pretty printer" (I think that's the terminology) so I can read the generated assembly which will help me debug.
Thanks.
4/4
I've already tested each, they work as expected.
As for references, the next step in the process is to create (symbolic) lambda expressions representing these functions, and then build the mini meta-compiler to translate those expressions into this style meta-assembly.
3/4
function values within my concord classes (compile time type systems). From there I pass those compile time concords to my continuant machines and the C++ compiler turns them into actual constexpr functions.
I've handrolled these functions as both test cases and points of reference.
2/4
A screenshot of C++ code demonstrating constexpr bytecode (meta-assembly) used to implement a square function.
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Creating my mini meta-compiler is a multistep process.
Today I've handcoded the meta-assembly [see image] for the following functions:
{ identity, square, sum of squares, factorial, fibonacci }
I have enough set up now I can handroll such assembly and turn that "bytecode" into
1/4
From Niagara Falls to the CN Tower, the view flying into Toronto is beautiful!
And nice to see the ice mostly melted on this pretty, early Spring day.
Some personal news: I’m transitioning from CEO to a new role as Bluesky’s Chief Innovation Officer! I’m excited to welcome @toni.bsky.team as our interim CEO.
More here: bsky.social/about/blog/0...
It is the first full day of this year’s Arctic Winter Games held in Whitehorse and over the next week APTN’s Sara Connors will be sharing highlights and updates of the event.
She joined our host Creeson on the show to tell us what we can expect.
Ep 523 - Why I'm Still Using std::cout (on this channel)
youtu.be/TreruByxQWE
The Centre for Free Expression has done far more legwork, contacting every Alberta school division, asking how many removed books, and sending access to info requests to every division that said they did remove materials. The results they have so far are in this national challenge database #AbEd
Tanya Tagaq releases new album
Tanya Tagaq has released her latest album, titled Saputjiji, described as "a potent counter-strike against billionaires, genocide, abuse and colonial systems."
The Gwich’in Tribal Council says eight illustrated Gwich'in children's storybooks in two dialects are now available on the web and as physical copies.
"You should be writing."
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